Trafficking and Prostitution Services

Don't get me wrong - I love cops.  I know we can't do without cops.  I just want to know that if I call a cop - that I'm going to get help.  Not call a cop and get in trouble for calling for help which is what happens when your pimp is a cop.  Which as this article shows - sometimes happens. http://nypost.com/2016/02/02/nypd-cop-ran-tri-state-prostitution-ring-officials-say/  Here we have a male cop who was pimping out these women whose wife was a cop also.  Now I ask you - who can these women call for help when being pimped by a cop?  Ex-military cop which means "scary" cop?  This guy was even observed by cops pimping - and yet they let him go without arresting him.  The only thing stopping him was a complaint to Internal Affairs.  Now granted he was arrested by a call to Internal Affairs, but how else would these women leave this situation without him being locked up and off the streets on bail?  Oh wait - you mean he might be locked up in jail and STILL be ab

This video is about a NY cop who was also trafficking at least 10 women, including driving them on calls.  It's for reasons like this, that we promote our hotline which is for those who are afraid of others that are connected to the police.  Our hotline is not connected to the police in any fashion, and all calls are confidential.  The resources we use bypass the ability of the police to find you once you leave.  We can do this because we're all survivors here - we receive no federal funding therefore they can't access our records or resources.  If you need help - you can get it at www.sexworkersanonymous.com